Pelagoria
18-10-2007, 19:23
Hi would anyone tell me the what the consequences are for this issue?
The Issue
A group protesting against the Pelagoria government began a riot yesterday which resulted in the death of Mr. Benson, a police officer.
The Debate
"This is an outrage!" cries Police Chief Clint Chicago. "The people of Pelagoria just don't know how good they have it! Our nation is a gem compared to many others, but if you give an inch they will take a mile. I had to tell officer Benson's wife yesterday that their child will grow up without a father. Do I think public protests should be outlawed? You're damn right I do."
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"It all happened so fast," says Tobias Jones, one of the protesters. "The crowd was just chanting, you know... and then they tear gassed us. I saw one cop, this Mr. Benson, club a teenager right in the face! For what? Speaking his mind! That's when the crowd rushed him. I'm sorry he's dead, but the police think they have a right to do whatever they want - things get out of hand sometimes. I think the police department should keep out of the way when we're protesting - even if things do get... excited."
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"It's because protests get out of hand sometimes that we need a police presence," argues PC Randy Broadside eventually after singing the national anthem to you. "Even violent protestors have a right to feel safe on the streets. If that means we have to die to protect the innocent, then that means we have to die. I think protests should be restricted to a designated area where police can keep an eye on the protestors. Then everything can go nice and smoothly and no one will have to worry about being beaten to death."
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The Issue
A group protesting against the Pelagoria government began a riot yesterday which resulted in the death of Mr. Benson, a police officer.
The Debate
"This is an outrage!" cries Police Chief Clint Chicago. "The people of Pelagoria just don't know how good they have it! Our nation is a gem compared to many others, but if you give an inch they will take a mile. I had to tell officer Benson's wife yesterday that their child will grow up without a father. Do I think public protests should be outlawed? You're damn right I do."
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"It all happened so fast," says Tobias Jones, one of the protesters. "The crowd was just chanting, you know... and then they tear gassed us. I saw one cop, this Mr. Benson, club a teenager right in the face! For what? Speaking his mind! That's when the crowd rushed him. I'm sorry he's dead, but the police think they have a right to do whatever they want - things get out of hand sometimes. I think the police department should keep out of the way when we're protesting - even if things do get... excited."
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"It's because protests get out of hand sometimes that we need a police presence," argues PC Randy Broadside eventually after singing the national anthem to you. "Even violent protestors have a right to feel safe on the streets. If that means we have to die to protect the innocent, then that means we have to die. I think protests should be restricted to a designated area where police can keep an eye on the protestors. Then everything can go nice and smoothly and no one will have to worry about being beaten to death."
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